PLATAFORMAS DE BIENES COMPARTIDAS ¿Un instrumento para facilitar la...

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PLATAFORMAS DE BIENES COMPARTIDAS ¿Un instrumento para facilitar la transición hacia un Metrópoli Circular?  . Organiza: INICIATIVA “METROPOLI CIRCULAR” Lugar: Sede de Socya, Cl. 30 #55-198, Medellín, Guayabal, Medellín, Antioquia Fecha: jueves, 23 de junio Hora: 10:00AM – 12:00PM . Tópicos de conversación: - ¿Lanzar una Plataforma de Bienes Compartidas en Medellín y su área metropolitana es un instrumento efectivo para facilitar la transición hacia un Metrópoli Circular? - De que manera se podrá cooperar para realizar la transición del área metropolitano del valle de aburra hacia el “metrópoli circular” líder de la región Latino Americana. - ¿Cuales son las oportunidades a corto plazo para activar la transición hacia una economía local sostenible y circular en la ciudad? - Que tipos de compromisos se podrá lograr entre actores clave de la ciudad/área metropolitana para avanzar con la implementación concreta de soluciones compatibles con la visión compartida de realizar un metrópoli circular y sostenible? . Orador Principal (ingles) Ken Alston (EE. UU.) - CONFIRMADO Managing Partner, Circularity Edge LLC. CEO of Circular Assets LLC. Asesor Senior en Economía Circular Sostenible, Plataforma de Economía Circular de las Américas . Panel del Conversatorio (español) * Slendy Diaz, Fundadora y Gerente, Activist * Mauricio Zenteno Casas, Circulus.CO y Cofundador Punto Circular * Carlos Cadavid Restrepo, Cofundador y Asesor Senior, MDE Urban Lab * Carlos Mario Bernal Jaramillo, Director Hábitat Sostenible, Cámara de Comercio de Medellín * Ricardo Cardona, Director, Centro Nacional de Salvamientos, SURA * Omar Fernando Zapata, Socya . Moderador (español & ingles) Kevin de Cuba, Cofundador de la Fundación para el Desarrollo Sostenible de las Américas (ASDF) y Cofundador y Socio de la Plataforma de Economía Circular de las Américas. . Building a Circular Conscious Continent 🌱 . #circulareconomy #economíacircular #economiacircular #inclusiveeconomy #circulareconomyplatform #cepamericas #zerowaste #sustainabledevelopment #desarollosostenible #cradletocradle #c2c #blueeconomy #biomimicry #closedloopcycleproduction #ecodesign #upcycle #sustainabledesign #cefaV

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A £400m UK government loan to the Tropical Forests Forever Facility tightens the link between embodied carbon and real forest outcomes. Bio‑based and renewable building materials will now be judged on credible, deforestation‑free supply chains as much as on glossy lifecycle assessment or whole life carbon assessment outputs, driving wider use of environmental product declarations (EPDs), green building materials and green building products. Expect stronger traceability, circular construction strategies and end‑of‑life reuse in construction when specifying low embodied carbon materials and low carbon construction materials to cut the carbon footprint of construction and support the circular economy in construction.

Updated damp and mould guidance from the Chartered Institute of Building and the Chartered Institute of Housing reframes indoor environmental quality as a health obligation, pressing social landlords towards whole‑house ventilation, insulation upgrades and continuous monitoring. The shift embeds sustainable building design and energy‑efficient buildings as compliance issues, with implications for life cycle cost, building lifecycle performance and net zero whole life carbon pathways recognised by BREEAM and BREEAM v7.

A new retrofit procurement guide uses public spending to expand capacity, create local jobs and tackle skills shortages by baking training and labour targets into contracts. This gives sustainable construction and decarbonising the built environment delivery teeth, promoting life cycle thinking in construction, resource efficiency in construction and eco‑design for buildings, alongside sustainable material specification and low carbon building upgrades that support carbon neutral construction.

Escalating climate risks—from European wildfires to transboundary smoke and cascading Himalayan floods—are accelerating environmental sustainability in construction and sustainable urban development. Design for resilience is becoming core to net zero carbon buildings and green construction, with fire‑hardening, smoke filtration, heat‑safe interiors and green infrastructure specified to reduce the environmental impact of construction, deliver carbon footprint reduction over whole life carbon and strengthen eco‑friendly construction and sustainable architecture.

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